Zazzed Review: $199.95 recruitment scheme
Ownership of Zazzed based on the information publicly available is a little uncertain. Operations wise Zazzed provide an address in the US state of Wyoming.
On the company’s website Jim Lynch is listed as an “advisor” to the company and credited as the CEO and owner of “Green Fuel Tabs LLC”. Green Fuel Tabs LLC appear to be an independent company marketing green fuel tabs, along with its own affiliate program (non-MLM).
The nature of the relationship between Zazzed and Green Fuel Tabs is unclear, however they both appear to market the same product.
The other executive management position disclosed by Zazzed on their website is Robert Wood (also known as Bob Wood), who holds the position of Chief Technical Officer.
Wood launched CloudZow early last year, marketing online “cloud” storage services. CloudZow still appear to be in business with it being unclear whether or not Wood’s position in Zazzed will have any effect on CloudZow’s operations.
The Zazzed website is currently hosted on the same server as CloudZow (image right).
Finally a “Dr Bob Moore” is listed as the owner of the Zazzed website domain (“zazzed.com”). An address in the US state of Georgia is also provided, differing from the corporate address provided on the Zazzed website.
Bob Moore’s name does not currently appear anywhere on the Zazzed website, however in information that has since been removed from the website he was credited as being Zazzed’s Chief Marketing Officer:
Why this information was removed, along with who is actually running and owns Zazzed is not clear.
Read on for a full review of the Zazzed MLM business opportunity.
The Zazzed Product Line
Zazzed market “green fuel tabs” that the company claims
help(s) your fuel to burn more efficiently and completely. Because more of your fuel is burning, you get better gas mileage and less of it gets wasted as harmful emissions.
This is why you can get up to 20% better mileage, and up to a 50% decrease in your car’s emissions and pollution.
Green Fuel Tabs is a natural process that cleans the gunky deposits out of your combustion chamber and engine, allowing it to burn more efficiently and more completely, and with less friction and heat. This results in better gas mileage, more power, lower emissions, and a cleaner running engine.
Zazzed state that 15 tabs of Green Fuel Tabs ($39.95) will treat “200 gallons” of fuel.
The Green Fuel Tabs product does not appear to be available at a retail level, with Zazzed instead only choosing to bundle it with affiliate membership to the company.
The Zazzed Compensation Plan
The Zazzed compensation plan primarily revolves around the recruitment of new affiliates and the payment of $39.95 in monthly autoship.
Recruitment Commissions
For ever Diamond affiliate recruited, Zazzed affiliates earn a $100 commission.
Note that in order to qualify for Zazzed’s recruitment commissions, a Zazzed affiliate must be a Diamond affiliate ($199.95) themselves.
Residual Commissions
Residual commissions in Zazzed are paid out using a binary compensation structure.
A binary compensation structure places an affiliate at the top of the structure, with two legs branching out directly under them:
These two legs form the basis of two “teams”, a left and right team. As new affiliates are recruited into an affiliate’s downline, these binary teams grow and generate sales volume via membership fees and monthly autoship (25 volume points per autoship).
Each month, the volume of the two binary teams is compared and Zazzed pay out 15% of the sales volume generated by an affiliate’s weaker leg.
Note that binary earnings are capped weekly, with how much can be earnt dependant on a Zazzed affiliate’s membership rank:
- Diamond (recruit 2 affiliates) – $2000
- Double Diamond (recruit 3 affiliates) – $3000
- Triple Diamond (recruit 6 affiliates) – $6000
- Blue Diamond (recruit 9 affiliates) – $9000
- Presidential Diamond (recruit 12 affiliates) – $20,000
- Presidential Ambassador (recruit 20 affiliates) – $50,000
Matching Bonus
A Matching Bonus on binary commissions is offered down four levels of recruitment, starting off at the Double Diamond affiliate membership rank:
- Double Diamond – 25% on level 1
- Triple Diamond – 25% on levels 1 and 2
- Blue Diamond – 25% on levels 1 to 3
- Presidential Diamond and Presidential Ambassador – 25% on levels 1 to 4
Leadership Bonuses
Various Leadership Bonuses are offered to Zazzed affiliates as follows:
- Dream Getaway Vacation – maintain Blue Diamond affiliate membership rank for three consecutive months
- Luxury Car Bonus ($600 a month) – recruit 10 affiliates with at least 5 earning $2000 a month for 2 consecutive months
- Luxury Home, Aircraft or Yacth Bonus ($2500 a month) – recruit 20 affiliates with at least 5 earning $2000 a month for two consecutive months
Joining Zazzed
Affiliate membership to Zazzed is available in two options:
- Gold ($39.95 + $39.95 a month) – no recruitment or matching bonuses and $2000 weekly binary earnings cap
- Diamond ($199.95 + $39.95 a month) – all commissions and bonuses
Note that an additional $5 per month is payable for shipping on the mandatory autoship order.
Conclusion
Whilst the exact ownership structure of Zazzed is not clear, there’s quite obviously a relationship between Zazzed “Advisor” Jim Lynch’s Green Fuel Tabs LLC company and Zazzed.
For starters the product being marketed is identical and the marketing copy that appears on both sites is identical.
Here’s Zazzed’s “How it works” page:
And the same spiel over at Green Fuel Tabs LLC’s website:
Putting two and two together it would appear that Zazzed is an attempt to broaden Green Fuel Tabs LLC’s marketing efforts into MLM, without actually acknowledging it publicly.
One reason for the lack of acknowledgement is found in Green Fuel Tabs LLC’s affiliate agreement, which states
You are welcome to promote your own web sites, but naturally any promotion that mentions the Greenfueltabs.com web site, could be perceived by the public or the press as a joint effort.
No matter what, you must always clearly represent yourself and your web sites as independent from Green Fuel Tabs, LLC.
Moving onto the Zazzed business model and compensation plan, the biggest red flag is evident in the commission paid out on the recruitment of new Diamond affiliates.
Affiliates qualify for this commission by paying to be a Diamond affiliate themselves, and are solely paid on the recruitment of new Diamond affiliates. This part of the compensation plan can be isolated and concentrated on, thus enabling the Zazzed business opportunity to be run as a pyramid scheme (paying commissions on the recruitment of new members, paid out of the membership fees new members pay).
Other red flags include the complete lack of retail sales to customers and mandatory autoship (affiliates cannot earn commissions unless they pay their monthly autoship fees).
Ignoring the lack of retail sales, it could be argued that outside of the initial membership fees paid (of which half is paid to the recruiting affiliate), that affiliates are paid a commission on the sale of a product.
Whilst this might be true the intention behind the purchase comes into play, that being affiliate’s don’t qualify for commissions without paying this monthly autoship fee. Thus the question of whether or not affiliates are purchasing the product for the product itself or to qualify themselves for commissions is raised.
I can’t speak for the rest of Zazzed’s named corporate executives but Robert Wood certainly seems to have taken a step back with his involvement with Zazzed. Coming off the launch of CloudZow, which had a retail offering and didn’t pay recruitment commissions, and considering his self-touted ‘twenty-five years experience with over fifty corporations‘, Wood should definitely know better.
The old moth ball in the gas tank scam. I haven’t seen this one a few years.
One could not help but recall “Bio-Performance” of Texas that got shut down as a Ponzi/pyramid scheme way back when… one of the first to sell “gas pills”.
Furthermore, there’s no proof in if these pills work at all.
When I saw Bob Moore and a fuel additive, I had an immediate flashback to Bennie Robert Moore, and his phantom “Eco-Energizer” additive business scam.
Bennie Bob would have to be in his late 70’s by now, so I doubt it is the same Bob Morre, but it did get my attention. Also made me wonder if he had a son and this was his son. LOL!
Turns out your flashback was on the mark Lynn.
Some additional information on Zazzed:
What court are the records suppose to be found in? The search also requires the court name.
If you search “who is cloudzow” then type cloudzow into the search box, you will get the results on who owns that domain. It’s owned by Robert Carpenter, not Robert Moore, Bob Moore, or Bennie Robert Moore, Jr.
I called his number and began to question him about Zazzed…and he knew nothing about it. So the affiliation between Zazzed and Cloudzow is irrelevent.
Nobody said anything about Rob Moore is linked to CloudZow, other than Rob Moore is linked to Zazzed, which is on same server as Cloudzow.
Yes, it could be a pure coincidence. Wouldn’t be the first time multiple “opportunities” went to the same web designer and got shoved onto the same server, one legitimate, the other somewhat less so.
Either way cloudzow is owned by Robert Carpenter and Robert Wood is the Chief Technology Officer for Zazzed. It’s not the same person. Bob Moore is the Chief Marketing Officer.
Robert Wood is still listed on the zazzed.com site, unlike this article portrays…just click on management and you’ll see a picture of him.
There’s proof that the product actually works and has instructions on how to test for yourself. It’s clearly detailed how to test for the improved gas mileage as well as the reduced emmissions.
Also, zazzed green fuel tabs ARE in fact available at retail..click on compensation..even the consumers can earn …they purchase their product for the $39.95…
and as affiliates recruit ..spillover occurs because it’s based on a binary compensation, meaning each affiliate can only have 2 people under them and anyone else they recruit is placed lower in their binary…
so as people, whether affilates or just consumers, get placed down the binary legs..the people they are placed under will earn 15% of that person’s product sales and all other product sales from newer positions that are created, whether consumer or affilate.
The enroller who placed them there will earn a $100 bonus with same day pay for recruiting them as an affiliate…
That’s not retail.
I noticed how the binary comp plan is described as having two teams, when actually they’re not competing against each other…the affiliate earns 15% commissions on product sales from both legs, paid daily, equivalent to the lower leg.
So if someone has 10 down on the left and 20 down on the right…they are paid 15% of the product sales on both sides equal to the shorter leg which is 10. The longer leg with 20 continues to accumulate, others are added to the weaker leg, so the level down would be 11 on both sides..with no flushing…
The lack of Jim Lynch publicly acknowledging an MLM marketing effort is protecting his Green Fuel Tabs LLC brand from any bad apples in MLM, while still being able to generate sales. He’s the creator of the tabs and needs/wants to get it into the market. The economy, makes mlm look good…meaning a lot of people are watching and new people are joining every day.
What’s your definition of retail then?
Where/when/did Scott Chandler say he knew Bob Moore had been in in jail for 4 months? and why is (is telling people) written in parentheses..what does that mean?
Also, I checked to see if I was able to take my cc info out of the zazzed website..had no problems…changed it to a different cc…and even if someone was concerned about something like that, they could simply get a card from netspend.com and then use a virtual cc # tied to their netspend card…and just delete the virtual cc# which would stop any future payments from coming out of the account it’s tied to..if they wanted/needed to
Customer cannot be inside the comp plan. If they’re in the comp plan, then they are affiliates, not customers.
See “Webster vs. Omnitrition” case, that clarified the role of “ultimate consumer”.
and I guess, when a product/item is sold for 50% retail…it’s not really retail because the consumer stayed in the positive 50% of that purchase…in response to it’s not retail that zazzed offers their product at retail and consumers can still benefit financially
Nobody ever said it’s the same person. No idea how that got into your head.
Consumers aren’t paying to earn…but are still being compensated..by their fuel savings…their cleaner air..and a little extra cash in their pockets..I have no qualms with that.
why is it even brought up then? if it’s not intended to make people believe it’s the same person that the FBI was after
how do you make that green box show up? hell I wanna strengthen my point too lol
Perhaps you should ask yourself the question:
Are the affiliates selling the product themselves to the public? Or are they selling to retail establishments selling the product to the public?
And who defines the “retail price” that you alluded to?
hit the quote button, or use the HTML tag (blockquote)
Apparently, this is written to lead the readers into believing it’s the same person, yet you don’t know how I got that in my head. ok
You say legs, I say teams… it’s the same thing. Who said anything about them competing against eachother?
Sales to customers who are barred from the compensation plan. They have nothing to do with the company.
You have to sign up as an affiliate to buy anything in Zazzed. Whether you choose to recruit or not is irrelevant.
Irrelevant strawman argument. Read the above definition of retail.
yes, affiliates sell product and opportunity and can also sell to retail establishments to sell. Most anyone 18+ can sell it. The retail price I mentioned was example of a consumer purchasing a product/item at 50% off….
50% of the original cost stayed in their pocket, while the other 50% went out to pay for their purchase…same concept when a consumer purchased green fuel tabs through zazzed and get’s a deposit as the binary grows.
No it didn’t. It says go test it yourself, by checking for improved mileage as well as go take another emissions test ot prove it to yourself.
Mileage tests are very often susceptible to placebo effect and self-fulfilling wishes, as you *want* the mileage to go up so you drive more carefully (easier on the throttle) and thus producing fuel savings when there really is none. That’s why government have simulated driving tests for mileage.
As for emissions, there are plenty of chemicals that can provide a temporary boost to emissions. Ever heard of “Guaranteed to Pass Emissions Test” bottle? Real product, only $12.
http://www.amazon.com/CRC-05063-Guaranteed-Emissions-Formula/dp/B000CIPUR8
Hmmm… How many tabs does Zazzed need? At least 5 (1 per fillup), preferably 10 tabs, according to their FAQ. How much is that, any way?
Oh, and “third party tests”? “contact us for details”, their FAQ says. Guess they don’t want people to know!
At least they didn’t claim something stupid like “lower your ignition temperature by several hundred degrees”. 😀
The consumer generating a positive cash flow doesn’t mean they’re selling it and/or involved in the comp plan..it means they are being rewarded by the company in more ways than just through the product benefits.
Again, they’re paying for they’re products, not to involved in an opportunity to make money, yet they still are/will….
Seriously… you’re kidding right?
http://cloudzow.com/home/about-cloudzow.html
http://www.zazzed.com/sections/company/9/home/management.html
Of course it’s the same person.
Give me strength…
I don’t give a crap about consumers, we’re discussing retail customers.
Stop introducing irrelevant strawman arguments into the discussion.
Part of the compensation plan? They’re an affiliate. Period.
That’s not retail. Revenue wise that’s an affiliate pumping money into Zazzed. What they do with the products they purchased afterwards is irrelevant.
What does “You have to sign up as an affiliate to buy anything in Zazzed. Whether you choose to recruit or not is irrelevant.” mean to you?
It sounds like you’re saying to buy over the internet, you’re name, address, and cc # shouldn’t be required. Again, no consumer’s are not signing up to be an affiliate to buy anything from Zazzed. They don’t have to market the product as an consumer.
There was a Bob Wood in CloudZow. All you have to do is look on LinkedIn:
http://www.linkedin.com/in/bobwood56
Which is the *same* photo on Zazzed’s website:
http://www.zazzed.com/sections/company/9/home/management.html
So it *is* the same guy.
Next question?
Choosing to market the product does not make you an affiliate. Signing up as an affiliate does.
Everybody who purchases anything from Zazzed has to sign up as an affiliate and is provided access to the compensation plan (commissions). There is no retail.
Don’t waste my time interpreting what I say to fit your strawman tangents, the meaning of what I’m saying is abundantly obvious.
So why can’t you buy the tabs from Zazzed website? There is no “buy now” button on zazzed.com, and “enroll today” requires you to find an affiliate link.
Because, Elizabeth, the fact people CAN sign up as an affiliate and make the bulk of their income from participating in an “endless chain recruiting” scheme is a giant red flag in itself.
The fact Zazzed can not or will not move to prevent such occurrences is an even more giant red flag for potential members.
1) because endless chain or pyramid schemes are illegal
and
2) because they are guaranteed to fail most of those who participate in them.
get-rich-quickers on the other hand will introduce every strawman argument possible in an attempt to cloud the issues of illegality and unsustainability of such pseudo MLMs
Elizabeth, you’re going to have no luck trying to pass mountains of link spam in an attempt to ignore the points raised and being discussed here.
Offtopic comments are sent straight to the spam bin.
backpage and pinterest allow affiliates among others…nothing wrong with it when they do it though…go figure
are not MLM companies.
Fail.
And so the conclusion distilled from the above is that zazzad and the little green pills constitute a pyramid scheme, yes?
Worse. It’s a pyramid scheme that sells woo (i.e. bull****).
K. Chang…Thanks for your illuminating reply.
The product shpeel indicates that large municipalities use this product for their fire dept etc fleets..lending product viability, kind of.
Aside from seemingly needing to use twice as much of the product as shpeel recomends to see any results, what have you found makes the product way bogus?
And where’s the proof? Is there a press-release?
What probably happened is they shipped a pallet of the stuff free to the city as donation. When it didn’t get returned, they touted that as “the city use our stuff”. It’s probably sitting in a warehouse somewhere as nobody knows what to do with it.
Don’t forget that British SOB actually sold fake BOMB DETECTORS to various governments and clearly have gotten people KILLED because of it. He did the SAME THING, claiming that British Army and such bought some (for evaluation purposes) and touted that as “proof” that his stuff’s legit.
If people can do that, making up some **** for alleged gas enhancers is nothing.
Just think about it… if such a product works, wouldn’t EPA be requiring all gasoline companies to include it in their gas? And wouldn’t car companies be buying it up left and right as it means they don’t have to research cleaner engines and better mileage as hard?
K. Chang…You are great at this. I also checked the EPA registration and it seems as though it’s more of a ‘do no harm’ than anything to do with product efficacy.
Yes I agree if this stuff actualy did what they claim it would be all over the place through normal business channels…and would have been for many years..!!! For all your above mentioned reasons and more…
And I think you may be right on literaly calling the little green pills bull**** they look like they are pressed out of bull pods! All nice and green and fiberous..
🙂 Pleasure to talk with you. Thank you wise one… glowinthedarkette
Green Fuel Tabs are available via purchase on Amazon.com; so they are available for retail for purchase both on the greenfueltabs.com website, under STORE, and via Amazon.com.
@Texas
Retail from who, the company?
Affiliates need to be selling retail, not just the company.
Been chatting with a guy spamming Craigslist about this PROVEN pill to have better gas mileage and reduced emissions.
I saw the ad saying PROVEN and I had NO IDEA about what the company was but I didn’t have to. I was 100% sure there was NO PROOF because if there was, it wouldn’t be peddled in the MLM world where people’s PROOF is “testimonials” or someone paid to say some significant client has been using it for YEARS when all it was, was maybe someone dumped a tablet in years ago, and the vague statement gets used to make people believe it.
More MLM GARBAGE peddled desperate people who wanna believe.
It is funny to find out known undesirables are involved with the company. NO SURPRISE though.
Alot of you hating on the zazzed program are just bitter. YOu ask where is the proof and yet you have not even tried the product to prove it doesnt work.
THe burden of proof is on you to not those involved in a REAL opportunity that actually pays when you put in time and effort. I’ve made money doing this part time and I HAVE USED THE PRODUCT and saw an increase in MPG. Simple as that, alot of you talk but have not even tried the product yourself to make a real statement of fact.
In the program you have the option to build a network or retail it out. You can buy the product on different sites and through the main website. Until you can prove it doesnt work you have no ground to stand on. I know it works, I USE IT, I SAVE MONEY at the pump and am happy with the product.
SOrry there are some who simply arent cut out to make it in network marketing take your sour comments elsewhere. If you dig deep enough you can find anything bad on people and corporations, from Macdonalds to coca cola. That doesnt mean the product or program are scams automatically.
How many of you talking trash eat junk food everyday or drink Coke? Coca cola polutes rivers and causes enviromental damage while macdonalds serves GMO filled CRAP food all over the world and plenty of you happily eat it.
GROW UP, we all gotta earn and this program is real and honest. People will always hate on success.
Whether the product works is neither here nor there in analysis of an MLM company’s business model.
Burden of proof for what exactly? Are you suggesting Zazzed misrepresent their business model and compensation on their website?
You are paid a $100 commission for recruiting Diamond affiliates, who are then also able to earn $100 commissions for recruiting Diamond affiliates.
This is a clear-cut pyramid scheme business model, regardless of what product it’s attached to.
All other commissions paid out are similarly tied to recruitment, and have nothing to do with retail commissions.
How many retail customers do you have vs. recruited affiliates?
How many does your upline have? Can you estimate what you believe the company-wide number of retail volume is vs. affiliate volume?
The compensation plan is heavily stacked towards affiliate recruitment and the payment of a monthly autoship order. This style of compensation plan lends itself to recruitment schemes.
The rest of your comments were just offtopic waffle. Please stay on topic in the future.
Just “bitter”? Standard “sour grapes” argument: attributing negative “motives” to people you don’t like without shred of proof. Is that your heart talking? Can’t be your head.
As for “where’s the proof”, you’re pushing the stuff, you’re supposed to convince us it works, not “dare us” to try it. What are you? 6 years old? I *dare* you to try this? Phooey. Grow up, man.
I would like to express my concerns as to how you are presenting our company in product..
At this time you can consider us a Recruitment Scheme however that is going to change when we finish developing our new Customer website that will also people who are not interested in earning money while saving money on their Gas.
Do you want to be a Retail Customer?
you will not need to be on auto-ship you will be able to purchase at Retail Prices from your Sponsor.
If you don’t have a Sponsor you will need to locate a Sponsor anywhere on the internet for example (Ozedit: recruitment spam removed).
I suggest you take a further look into the research behind Fuel Conditioners VS Fuel Additives there is a huge difference between those type of Gas Pills
The Latter can actually be quite harmful to your Gas and Engine where as Fuel Conditioners simply change the Structure of the Fuel to behave differently and burn much hotter thus burning virtually all the Fuel and also removing Fuel Deposits in the Process.
I believe your claims are true at this time however you have to take in to consideration this is a New Company and they just entered the MLM World recently and still have several things that need to be added and changed to comply with the various countries legalities.
If you want to discuss this further I would be willing to connect 1 on 1 with you.
Thankyou for confirming that right here, right now Zazzed is a recruitment-driven pyramid scheme. What might happen in the future is irrelevant in light of this.
Care to answer how many affiliates you have vs. retail customers?
No I don’t. Irrelevant hypotheticals are just that, irrelevant.
These things don’t just change, with pyramid schemes they just get worse – regardless of what is added to them or promised to be added to them in the future.
So you’re claiming that your business is a juvenile delinquent and should be given a period to “mess up” and then be forgiven once you grow up out of it?
Interesting dialogue. I would like to see it continued by both sides.
From what I see, there is a retail incentive for affiliates to sell to end users like trucking companies or municipalities to collect the 15% residual.
Not very familiar with MLM so I hope this discussion/debate continues.
I believe we are working on entirely new Retail Customer Center and Wholesale Department. Right now Jim Lynch the Inventor of the Green Fuel Tabs Formulation has the ability to produce 1 million gas pills per day.
We will have no shortage of Fuel Treatment and the fact the Support Listens to their members is one step ahead of 90% of these MLM Companies.
I will Admit its a fine line when starting any MLM Company however what we must remember is we are already in MLM all over the world most of us don’t get paid anything to send people to a store to check out that new product.
Do you get paid to send Potential Customers to Walmart of course not. This is the reason why MLM is so powerful.
I don’t agree with many Matrix systems online that are selling Advertising however the ones that are providing real products and services and are not focused on recruiting Marketers only. Those are the companies people should be looking in to getting involved with.
When I brought this post to the Support Team in ZaZZed they immidiately called me and discussed with me that several features and benefits are still being programmed in to the system.
They recently added a Wholesale option where you can join as a Wholesale Distributor for only 9.95 and get access to the products at Wholesale pricing without having to get involved in the MLM.
I am very excited to share a True Business with a Product that works if you would like proof I am willing to send you any and all documents me have from our Automobile Shop E-Tests.
I look forward to continuing this debate further have a great day Oz 😉
People have been pushing gas pills for a decade. Texas shut down BioPerformance, probably biggest of the “gas pill” business back in 2006, primarily as a pyramid scheme.
Your industry was tainted by multiple scandals, and if your stuff really works Chevron and other fuel companies, or any sort of car company would have bought you out long time ago.
Frankly, history suggests that you’re selling woo-woo, but instead of going into your body, it goes into your car, probably the biggest investment next to your body and your house.
You have a lot of convincing to do.
There’s plenty of woo-woo being sold nationa-wide. I recall the “Vornado” (some fancy spinning widget you can install in your air intake, no motors or nothing, claims to “optimize air flow”) and some fancy thing that plugs into your 12V power plug in the cabin and claims to “optimize your ignition” (frankly, in most cars that doesn’t even reach the ignition circuits, and people who opened the device found an INCOMPLETE circuit inside. It is complete junk).
Your industry sells woo, and you have an uphill battle proving you’re not. Why don’t you do that first, without using childish “I dare you to try this” tactics, then talk about how profitable it is? Remember, you’re doing MARKETING. Multi-level is adjective modifying marketing.
In WalMart, you don’t need to pay anything for the RIGHT to earn commissions from
customersparticipants you recommend, either. It’s not selling any income opportunities at all.“MLM is powerful because it sell income opportunities” is a description of a problem rather than a solution to something. MLM isn’t very skilled at that part either, since the average net income in most companies often are less than zero.
A better question is what are the chances a no-name guy (what’s his background any way?) can come up with a formula that oil companies (with their legion of chemists) or automotive companies (with their legion of engineers and researchers) haven’t come up with?
And if the formula’s real, why haven’t he been approached with a big check and be bought out?
If you search Google for “EPA fuel-saving devices” (chemicals are counted as devices too). you’ll find that EPA had tested over 100 different ones and NONE of them “works”, i.e. produce any significant savings. They range from magnets to electro-gizmos to air-tricks to fuel tabs/liquids/pills/powders to various “injection” like vapor/water and other ****.
Car magazines and even Popular Mechanics have tested dozens of these over the past decade. NONE of them do ANYTHING significant.
FTC and EPA even has a brochure out warning consumers about misleading claims, like “EPA-registered”.
BE VERY WARY of any one who tells you their stuff is “proven” to save fuel.
@Jeffrey
Well until that happens, Zazzed is a recruitment driven scheme.
Not just in Zazzed but I’ve noticed a lot of this “we’re gunna do this and that” being used an excuse to justify problematic compensation plans lately… seems to be the current trend.